01 / In the field
Hands in the soil.
Thirty-two acres, eight rotations, no shortcuts.
We grow food that leaves the field more alive than we found it. Follow the work from cover crop to market table.
soil01 / In the field
Thirty-two acres, eight rotations, no shortcuts.
02 / Living systems
Compost, cover, and careful water keep the ground working.
03 / This week
Friday market, 3–7 PM.
04 / Open invitation
A working almanac
Regeneration is not a finish line or a label. It is a set of daily observations, shared decisions, and patient returns.
We begin with water flow, soil texture, pollinator paths, and what the last season left behind.
Open field notes →Rows are planned as communities: diverse crops, protective cover, and room for wild edges.
See the rotation →Every harvest is also an investment in the next one: residue, roots, seed, and local knowledge.
Work with us →Seasonal yield · Week 34
Our market list changes with the weather. Reserve a share, then meet the people who grew it.
From the field journal
There is useful knowledge in the in-between: a cooler morning, a new bird, a bed that holds water differently.
Dispatch 18 / August 12
What a year of letting the wild border stay wild taught us about shade, shelter, and timing.
Read dispatch →Kitchen note
A quick table recipe for the first harvest of the week.
Get the recipe →Field glossary
One word for soil, people, and the work that keeps both here.
Open glossary →Seasonal open days are informal walks through the active beds, wash house, and hedgerow. We keep groups small so there is time for questions and quiet observation.
Come by the farm
Morrow Field Cooperative is open for Friday markets and occasional field walks. We are 72 minutes east of the city, past the old grain elevator.
45 Willow Track, South Fork, NY
Friday
market · 3–7 PM
Open days posted seasonally